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Hak Baker shares his music for a desert island - Immigrant Island Dubplates 002 at Royal Albert Hall

Recorded live at Royal Albert Hall (Oct 2024) Official Website / Listen to the podcast series: https://www.immigrant-island-dubplate... a Lyrix Organix production https://lyrixorganix.co.uk/ HAK'S OFFICIAL TRACK SELECTION Click to listen to the tunes in full via Hak's official Spotify playlist https://bit.ly/haksplaylist Bob Marley & The Wailers - Who The Cap Fit (1976) Bone Thugs-N-Harmony - Fried Day (1996) Air feat Beth Hirsch - All I Need (1998) Bent feat Zoe Johnston - Swollen (2000) Pino D'Angiò - Okay Okay (1981) Chaos In The CBD - Midnight In Peckham (2015) The Future Sound of London - Papua New Guinea (1991) Sun Kil Moon - Space Travel Is Boring (2005) Janet Kay - I Do Love You (1976) ----- Welcome to Immigrant Island. Lyrix Organix reimagines a certain legendary radio show for a new generation, inviting one very special guest to select records to take with them to their desert island. The twist? One of our guests' track selections, re-recorded as a 'special' by the original vocalist, pressed as a one-off dubplate and presented in front of a live audience. Episode 2 of Immigrant Island Dubplates talking music and life with Hak Baker was an unforgettable evening - with some unexpected gems from Reggae to Ital Disco, via 90's Chill Out and West Coast Hip Hop. The chat was peppered with laughter and revealing stories of MC battles in youth clubs, navigating prison life, blue Ford Focus' and ASDA's champion CD section. And of course a few live surprises (check out the bonus content). But could we secure the dubplate...? Hak Baker is one of a kind. A British-Jamaican musician firmly rooted in London's East End, he is once-in-a-generation storyteller; counting the likes of Skepta, Celeste, Pete Doherty and the late Benjamin Zephaniah as fans and friends, Hak's music is unfiltered and uncategorisable sitting somewhere between The Streets and Billy Bragg, via grime culture and reggae roots. He has performed at Glastonbury Festival's famous Other Stage, and our very own Rum Shack, Royal Albert Hall and headlined Somerset House. He has just released an acclaimed documentary 'Hakeem' which premiered at London's BFI iMAX. Imagine each 'Immigrant Island Dubplates' episode as one of those small boats crossing the Channel - carrying change-makers, entrepreneurs, poets, musicians, charity founders, festival pioneers, activists and community leaders. Now more than ever, its time to spotlight the unsung heroes that make this strange island of Britain, Great - powered by intimate stories of immigration, identity and subcultures. The show was in partnership with ‪@royalalberthall‬. Thank you for making this episode possible. On the night there were surprise live performances by acclaimed poet Yomi Sode, and Hak himself. But you had to be there ;) Host / Director: Dan Tsu @offyellowradio Event producer: Chris McGuire Podcast Producer/Editor: Verity de Cala Theme music: Gnarly ‪@gnarlymusictube‬ Special thanks to: Simon Wheatley, Janet Kay, Tom Bett, Martha Rumney Sara-Jane Powers & Royal Albert Hall Live photos: Martha Christoforou Film / editor: Adam Southgate @adam_southgate1 Additional Film: Connors Darling / @chewboyproductions